World News Desk

• Special Report: U.S. School Closures Dramatically Shrinking Public Education

• China Risks New Cold War, Last Hong Kong Governor Says

• “I Can’t Be Silent”: Hong Kongers Defy Ban on Tiananmen Memorials

• “Triple Disaster”—Virus, Heat Wave and Locusts Hit India

• U.S. Heads into a New Week Shaken by Violence as Cities Smolder

• Extreme Weather, More People Drive Pakistan Toward a Wheat Crisis

• After U.S. Warning, Iran Says Its Navy Will Still Operate in Gulf

• Coronavirus to Leave a Legacy of Unprecedented Global Debt

• Japan Braces for Worst Postwar Slump as Pandemic Tips Economy into Recession

• Huge Fentanyl Haul Seized in Asia’s Biggest-ever Drug Bust

• ‘Dengue Kills Too’ – Latin America Faces Two Epidemics at Once

• Why Is Latin America Collapsing?

• U.S. and Canada Lost More Than 1 in 4 Birds in Past 50 Years

• Half of World’s Extreme Poor Live in Five Countries

• Why Biodiversity Matters to You

• Wild Bee Species Critical to Pollination on the Decline

• The Serengeti-Mara Squeeze

  Increased human activity around one of Africa’s most iconic ecosystems is “squeezing the wildlife in its core,” damaging habitation and disrupting the migration routes of wildebeest, zebra and gazelle, an international study has concluded.

• High-fructose Corn Syrup Promotes Intestinal Tumors

• Zebra Stripes Prove the Genius in Nature

• Bat Flu Could Infect and Kill Millions of Humans